Summary
Starfieldis filled with some dangerous planets and some truly unruly aliens and hostile humans that are out to kill the player. As such, players might end up in undesirable situations that can cause them great harm, and one such way they will be provided with harm is through one of the afflictions, Burns. Players will want to know how to best treat Burns inStarfield, and the items and food that can be used to soothe their pains and ensure their adventures in the stars do not end here.
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Venturing through the Settled Systems, players will be able to trade their hard-earned Credits for some much-needed aid items. There are plenty of afflictions that can provide the player with a hard time, so stocking up with these items that cure Burns is a good idea for those ready to hunt for Artifacts andfind the mysteries ofStarfield.
4Infused Bandages
Thanks to these bandages that have been saturated with heal paste, the Infused Bandages can heal a multitude of afflictions, but most importantly, burns. Whilst there are no inherent bonuses to the Infused Bandages, their lack of mass means that players can store more than they might even need just for the safety of having plenty of aid items available for embarking onto dangerous planets in both hazardous environments and violent aliens.
The Credits needed for the Infused Bandages are fairly cheap, and the mass is extremely low. Healing Burns can be a great asset with the Infused Bandages, and they are easy to find thanks to the fact thatmost Settled Systemswill have both a Trade Authority and a Reliant Medical to keep players alive.
3Analgesic Poultice
With the combined effects of antibiotics, heal paste, and bandages, the Analgesic Poultice can be used to treat all manners of ailments that could deter players from their galactic conquest of the stars. This fairly cheap and affordable healthcare item can be picked up from any Reliant Medical from across the Settled Systems, but it will remain a necessity topick up the required Creditsfor its purchase.
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However, players that do have the Credits, should feel free to pick up more than just one, as they can be used for a variety of different ailments that are in need of treatment. There are no bonuses to be had from using this aid item, but it gets the job done and at a low cost of mass for players to carry, so there’s no disadvantage to having a fair few.
2Antibiotic Paste
Burns, Frostbite, and Infections are common injuries that can occur throughout the galaxy. Every planet has a different environment, filled with hostilities that could cause major damage to players as they explore them. However, the Antibiotic Paste has something for all players, and it can easily be theirs at a low asking price, to help them continue theiradventures throughout the cosmos.
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Exploring space may be dangerous, but the Antibiotic Paste makes it all the easier to do so, and far more welcoming, as players can cause quite the stir with an injury just to use the Antibiotic Paste as if nothing happened in the first place. If players think they are going to venture to a planet that could cause Burns, like thosepesky Crimson Fleet members, then the Antibiotic Paste is a good aid item to take with them and can beat out the other aid items depending on if players also think they are going to end up getting Frostbite or Infections.
1Panacea
Burns, and other ailments, are truly no match to Panacea. Thanks to this total system purge, all diseases, poisons, and injuries can be removed instantly, that is, at the cost of the entire meter of O2 that the player possesses. Although some might see the O2 depletion as a disadvantage, they need not worry, as O2 comes back, but ailments stick around for far too long to be wanted and provideunfair disadvantages to the playerthat has them.
By using the Panacea, players can immediately remove their ailment thanks to this powerful futuristic treatment. Players should always carry a few of these, as they are not only good for Burns, but trulyany ailments that are in need of treatment. As for the loss of O2, players can wait or sleep it off somewhere safe.
Starfieldis out now on PC and Xbox Series X|S.
